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10-09-2009, 12:58 AM
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As to the first part, walls of the house don't block the weather outside and keep it from affecting you. The barometric change and weather(temp) is what raises our pain level.
The 2nd, there isn't a reason that I know of. It's just what rsd does....affects parts of us when it wants and constantly moving around according to which nerve endings are "working" on that day, over the course of the day. Hugs, Karen
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